The environmental transition process depends on changes to our modes of travel. Thanks to technological progress, less carbon-intensive mobility is possible. The offer of clean public transport is growing, electric cars are in reach of more and more people and cities are adapting. However, to be successful, sustainable mobility must reconcile the reduction in CO2 emissions with the right to mobility for all.
As part of Eiffage’s low carbon strategy, the Énergie Systèmes branch is committed to sustainable mobility. Reducing carbon emissions, developing soft mobility, enhancing the attractiveness of public transport… our solutions support you in a responsible approach to meeting climate challenges.
Explorer la mobilité électrique
En tant que partenaire engagé, Eiffage Énergie Systèmes soutient activement les entreprises et les collectivités dans leurs projets de systèmes de recharge innovants et dans le déploiement d'infrastructures dédiées à la recharge des véhicules électriques.
Notre expertise vise à garantir une transition énergétique fluide et efficace pour nos clients.
Découvrez la plateforme innovante We-Go d’Eiffage Énergie Systèmes
Notre solution intelligente pour la gestion des bornes de recharge pour véhicules électriques.
Notre plateforme ouverte simplifie l’exploitation de vos points de recharge, garantissant une expérience fluide.
Supporting the development of soft mobility
Our desire is to reconcile the reduction in carbon emissions with the right to mobility for all. Whether the vehicle is private or public, it has to be carbon-free. The question then arises of its energy supply in a city.
Eiffage Énergie Systèmes is actively involved in this matter as it is in the process of developing a smart-charging model. Capable of charging buses while out on their route, this new electric-bus infrastructure helps operators optimise their costs and charging operations. We deliver turnkey infrastructure, from the depot to the bus stops, from civil engineering to charging masts, and, of course, via the smart-charging point. This solution is in operation on Nantes’ electric bus line, e-busway.
Rethinking uses
In light of the energy transition process, cities are rethinking the place that they give to cars. One of the key measures is to encourage carpooling by reserving lanes on major roads, at peak times, for cars that carry two or more people. Eiffage Énergie Systèmes makes available to those local authorities that are interested, such as Lyon, suitable solutions to equip roads with signage and devices to detect the number of passengers in cars.
